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YOLUME 2 ISSUE 11 DECEMBER 1988

NITE-TIMES INFO

The Nite-Times News is the newsletter of the Chicago Area
imex Users Group. For an annual fee of $10.00 you can become a
JATUG member with full nenbership privledges. Send your dues to
JATUG Treasurer, Al Feng at 15 Wake Robin Ct, Woodridge,
Ilinois 60517. The Chicago Area Timex Users Group is pleased to
axchange newsletters with other Timex and Sinclair supporting

: groups. If you desire to reprint any articles that appear
vere, please provide credit to the author and this newsletter.
If you have any suggestions or would like to submit an article,
lease mail it to:

The Chicago Area Timex Users Group
Nite-Times News Editor

1885A Yorktown Avenue

Great Lakes, Illinois 60088.

ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE

CATUG Membership Reminder
December Meeting Notes
TS-2068 Hone ROM Bypass
Nite-Times Classifieds
Teleconauter's Corner

CATS Capitalfest Invitation
January CATUG Meeting

Timex Tidbits

CATUG Library Notes
Timex/Sinclair BBS Directory
CATUG Member List
Survivalist Notes

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CATUG MEMBERSHIP REMINDER

Just a quick reminder that we are at the end of 1988 and your
1989 membership dues will be required soon. Please make your
check for $10.00 payable to Al Feng. It is difficult cashing
checks that are payable to the CATUG. We do recommend that you
vrite a meno on the check that it is for CATUG dues. Mail your
checks to;

CATUG Treasurer Al Feng

15 Wake Robin Ct

Woodridge, IL 60517

DECEMBER MEETING NOTES

The December meeting of the CATUG was on Saturday, the 10th
with twelve members in attendance. There vere several
demonstrations provided for the TS-2068 users, including a
TC-2048 with Interface | and the ZX Microdrives, a TS-2068 with
a Zebra FOD System, a TS-2068 with a Larken FDO and 256K
RAM-Disk, and a TS-2068 with the JLO FDD.

Key positions within the CATUG were discusssed and voted on.
The following are the CATUG officers and points of contact for
1989;

President ----------- Butch Weinberg
Teeasutet: == Semen Al Feng

Text Librarian ------ Bob Swoger
Meeting Coordinator - Steve Cooper
Public Relations ---- John Ulreith

Newsletter Editor --- Gary Lessenberry
It was also decided that the CATUG would join the SNUG as a
user group affiliate, that meetings would be moved up to the
second saturday of each month, and that a years subscription to
QL World be purchased for the group.

DECEMBER NITE-TIMES NEWS

TS-2068 HOME ROM BYPASS
Ey Willian Pedersen

A major barrier to fixing the problems in the HOME ROM is one
f access. Even though the ROM is socketed, you still have to
pen up the case and risk damage

This article shows how to replace the HOME ROM without
suching a screw. It is not really necessary to replace ROM with
‘PROM. A battery backed-up static RAM would do as well if
‘quipped with a READ ONLY switch. That way, the RAM can be
:ritten and then be switched to write-protect state. The saving
n time over EPROM burning is very impressive. Of course, you
„ill use EPROM in the end.

This unit does not perclude using the DOCK port if it has an
axtension connector and plugs into the DOCK slot. If you have a
quss expander with slots, it can mount there, leaving the DOCK
slot clear, but the former is what most will use.

The design in Fig | is for the case where you might have

doth. It works just as well if you don't have a buss expander.
= Inside the case, and not externally available, is the signal
hich enables the HOME ROM chip. This signal is labled ROMCS.
Qur promblem is to get ROMCS externally by a logic operation,
and to prevent conflict with the external ROM.
.. Preventing conflict with internal ROM is easy. We just issue
3E whenever HOME ROM is addressed.

Detecting when HOME ROM is being addressed is a bit more

difficult, but quite straight-forward.

The HOME ROM is NOT being addressed whenever:
1. Either of the address lines Ald or A15 is high,

. EXROM is low for EXROM addressed,

. ROSCS is low for DOCK addressed,

. BE is low from another addressed bank,

. MREQ is high, indicating 1/0 or interrupt cycle, or
6. RD is high, indicating a write cycle.

What logic could be simpler to implement?

nm O0) m

For over a year, I have used such a system of to implement
bank switching, but external "RON" is core memory instead of
battery backed-up RAN. It works like a charm, and can store
grandfather copies of trial ROM images.

Now that the creation of new ROMs for the TS-2068 has gotten
a lot of attention, it would be a shame to let that year of
working experience go to waste.

Much of the “clutter” in the existing ROM should be removed
to an expansion bank. The most glaring exanple of this is how
much code is wasted supporting COPY and the TS-2040 printer. The
sane applies to much of LLIST. A similar situation exists in
EXROM for tape operations, but this can be salvaged by modifying
it so the mikrodrive and other tape loop devices can use it.

Some ROM routines, like SKIPIT, should be relocated back
where they were originally; in this case down four bytes. The
correct address was maintained intact in the routine PASSEM in

EXROM. Removing two of the barrier error calls get it back t
the right HOME ROM address.

It is easy to go overboard and "fix" things which might
please you, but not someone else; or assume an error exists when
it is merely poorly understood how it was suppose to work. I
Nave Sweated many hours over something that looked wrong, then
Seeing something quite ingenious through the fog ib ny mind.

PLEASE, PLEASE contact me before going ahead with new ROM
developements. I have made more mistakes than anybody!

William J. Petersen

1120 Merrifield S.£., Grand Rapids, MI 49508

Fig 1: HOME ROM BYPASS

CARTRIDGE

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connect jumper straight
if using internal HOME ROM.

Connect jumper to E2
if using ROM SYPASS SOAR,
ans connect E2 to £1.

NITE-TIMES CLASSIFIEDS

The Nite-Times Classified Ads are a service provided to all
of our readers. Please submit your ads prior to the 15th of each
month. They nay be mailed to the Nite-Times News at 1885A
Yorktown Avenue, Great Lakes, IL 60088.

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FOR SALE
ZENITH DATA SYSTEMS 27- series remote terminal with built-in 300
baud modem, cables and power supply for 225.00 or best offer.
For nore information, contact:

AL FENG, 15 Wake Robin Court, Woodridge, IL 60517

(continued on page 3)

NITE-TIMES CLASSIFIEDS

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continued fron page 2
TERHEERER FULL COLOR SCREEN DUMPS for the TS-2068! XRSALEREX

iov, with an OKIMATE 20 Printer, one of two possible Plug 'n
°rint interface configurations, and "COLOR COPY" software, a
TS-2068 user can easily have screen$ copied in FULL COLOR and
dack and white. The two I/F hardware configurations are:

<1) An IBM paralell Plug 'n Print cartridge and an AERCO or
OLIGER parallel printer I/F.

¿2) A COMMODORE 64/128 Plug n' Print Cartridge and my COMMODORE
serial port emulator I/F. (Note: This same I/F will
interface a COMMODORE Printer/Plotter to a 2068 - write for
nore info and a sample plot.)

"or more information on the I/F requirements and details on the

software available for the OKIMATE 20, send a LSASE to:

John McMichael
1710 Palner Drive
Laramie, WY 82070
Torr Rt Kg
FOR SALE

$40.00 Large assortment of TS-1000 4 -TS-2068 software and
books

370.00 TS-2040 Printer
00 TS-2050 Modem in original case with several manuals and
terminal/BBS software =
For more information, contact:
Gary Lessenberry
1885-A Yorktown Ave, Great Lakes, IL 60088
(312) 473-9415,
TELECOMUNICATIONS CORNER
By Gary Lessenberry

A quick note to remind our Chicago Area Tinexers that the
Motorola Computer Club BBS (MCCBBS) at (312) 576-7072 does
support the CATUG. It is a multi-user BBS that has three
incomming lines and operates 24 hours each day. The systea also
offers email, bulletins and files transfers. When you call the
MCCBBS, you will need to strike your enter key several times
after which a carrot ">" will appear on your screen. You then
enter LOG SINCLAIR/GUEST. This causes the system to log you on
as SINCLAIR with the password of GUEST. Once you are in the
system, leave a message to Bob Swoger, the sysop, identifying
yourself as a Timexer and requesting an account. He will then
set up an acount for you where you use your last name to logon
and your first name as your password. Therefore, future logons
will be LOG LastName/FirstNane.

I have put together a brief listing of telecommunications

s for those who own modems, but know so little about then
wat they're affraid to try using then.

DECEMBER NITE-TIMES NEWS

ASCII | The acronym for American Standard Code for
information Interchange, a widely used system for encoding
letters, numerals, punctuation marks and signs as seven bit
binary numbers.

BAUD : A unit for measuring the speed of data transmission.
Many people interchange this term with EPS (Bits Per Second).

BUFFER : A "holding tank" within the computer. This is a
portion of memory where incoming data can be captured and then
saved to mass storage.

CARRIER : An audio signal on which the data from one modem is
carried to and from another moder.

CONTROL CHARACTERS : A non printing character that's
designed to send a special signal (such as a backspace or
linefeed) to a remote computer.

DOWNLOAD : Capturing data in your buffer from another
conputer.

FULL DUPLEX : Communications between two computers where data
is exchanged via simultaneous transmissions.

HALF DUPLEX : Communications between two computers where data
is exchanged with only one system transmitting at a time.

LINK : Communications between two or more computers.

LOGON : Initial entry to a host computer system via moden.

LOGOFF ; Disconnecting a link with a host systen.

MACRO: A string of ASCII characters that can be transmitted
by striking one key.

MODEM: An acronym for MOdulator/DEModulator. A device that
translate data into an audio signal and visa versa. ma

PARITY : A fora of error checking used to check data that is
being exchanged. Systems can be set to even, odd and no parity.

PARAMETERS : The initial settings of your telecomaunications
program that include, parity, stop bits, word length, and
duplex.

STOP BITS : When a character is transmitted, one or two stop
bits will be sent to inform the recieving system that a
character has been sent.

SYSOP ; The system operator who maintains and operates a
computer bulletin board system.

TERMINAL MODE : That mode where your computer is online and
you are communicating with another system.

WORD LENGTH : The actual number of bits that comprise one
word. This is usuallt 7 or 8.

CATS CAPITALFEST INVITATION

Dear Timex/Sinclair Enthusiast:

We would like to take this oppotunity to invite you to attend
the tha upcoming Captital Area Timex/Sinclair Capitalfest on May
6 and May 7, 1989. A banquet will be on friday night, May 5,
1989.

The Fest will be held at the Howard Johnson Inn, Route 458
and the Beltway (eastside), New Carrolton, MD.

“continued en page 4)

DECEMBER NITE-TIMES NEWS

CATS CAPITALFEST INVITATION
continues from page 5)

Howard Johnson's is conveniently located for easy access by
‘oad, subway(New Carrolton, MD stop), Amtrak from New York anc
3oston to the north and ail points south, and by air inte
dashington National and Baltimore Washington International.

CATS, our users group, currently with over 100 members will
3e hosting this affair.

Sharp's, Zebra, and many other vendors will be sponsoring and
attending.

Seminars, door prizes, and many surprises await you.

This Capitalfest will be fully advertised with thousands of
flyers being sent all over the country.

Hotel room rate is $62.00 a night along with one free
admission to the show.

A banquet on friday night will cost around $17.00.

Tables will be $25.00 each.

If you are interested in more information, please let us
know.

Get the details from us! We'd love to have you at the Fest!

C.A.T.S. CAPITALFEST

P.0.Box 24

Garrett Park, Maryland 20896-0024
telephone: (301) 439-8756

JANUARY C.A.T.U.G. MEETING

The Chicago Area Timex Users Group meets on the second
saturday of each month in the Downers Grove Public Library's
Conference Room, from 12:06 to 5:00. Our next meeting will be on
the 14th of January. The library is located at 1050 Curtiss
Street in Downers Grove. The CATUG coordinator for our meetings
is Steve Cooper and he can be contacted during the evening at
(312) 968-3553.

DIRECTIONS FROM THE NORTH: Take 1-294 (Tri-State Tollway)
south to 1-88 (East West Tollway). Drive west on I-88 and exit
at Highland Avenue. Take Highland south about three miles,
during which it's name will change to Main Street. You will

€ross the Burlington-Northern tracks in downtown Downers Grove
and turn right (west) at the next street (Burlington). Proceed
one block to Forest Ave. At the intersection of Forest and
X Burlington is a public parking lot. The Library is located one
block south of Burlington at the intersection of Curtiss and
Forest. Please note that Eurlington is a one-way street
‘westbound) and Curtiss is a one-way street (eastbound).
DIRECTIONS FROM THE SOUTH: Take 1-55 (Stevenson Expway) to
the Lemont Rd North exit. Take Lemont Road north about four
miles during which it will merge into Main Street. As you go
into downtown Downers Grove, you will pass Curtiss Street, and
turn left at the next intersection (Burlington), which is the
last street before you cross the railroad tracks. Proceed one

block wast to Forest Ave. At the intersection of Forest an
Burlington is a public parking lot. The Library is located one
block south of Burlington at the intersection of Curtiss and
Forest. Please note that Burlington is a one-way street
(westbound) and Curtiss is a one-way street (eastbound).

TIMEX TIDBITS

The RAMTOP reports that the Nov or Dec issue of Radio
Electronics magazine has 2X-81 kits (NEW!) advertized for
$49.95!

Robert Parrish has announced that he is creating a nation
vide user group called The Great Ammerican Sinclair User Group.
It is suppose to be oriented to telecommunications. So-if you
desire more information call the Timelines BBS (216) 671-6922.

The CATUG has recieved new catalogs jb Technologies Inc and
Ed Grey Enterprises.

Back issues of SINCUS News are available on three Oliger
disks (1983/4, 1985, 1986). Each disk is $6.00. Send to SINCUS
News, 1229 Rhodes Rd, Johnson City, NY 13799.

Looking for another TS-2068? The LISTing Newsletter reports
that the Brooklyn Closeout Corporation still have them for sale
and they are willing to bargain.

Heat transfer ribbons to create T-Shirt graphics from your
fullsize computer printer are available from RENCO Computer
Supplies, P.0.Box 475, Manteno, IL 60950, tel: 800/522-6922.

The RMG BBS went permanently down on 23 November. To replat
it, the CCAT/S User Group have established a sub-board on the
REMEMBER WHEN BBS (503) 652-5803. It's a 24 hour system that
operates at both 300 and 1200 baud with logon parameters of
8/1/N. The Timex sub-board (Base #8) is called SINCLAIR USERS
UNITE! .

CATUG LIBRARY NOTES

The Chicago Area Timex Users Group Library has received the
following listed articles from other user groups via our
newsletter exchange. The newsletters with these articles will be
available for check out at the monthly CATUG neetings.

KATS Komputer Knews (Dec 1988)
KATS Icons
SMUG Bytes (Nov 1988)
Modifying The Star NX-1000 With The Aerco Printer I/F
Bill On Mscript
QL Boct Program
Net On The QL
The Data Bus (Nov 1988)
Timex Sinclair News
The Data Bus (Dec 1988)
Garage Sale Cash Register (TS-1000 Prog)
X-Appeal (Nav/Dec 1988?
(continued on page 5)

CATUG LIBRARY NOTES
continued fror page 1

T2

j3inc-Lint (Nov-Dec 1998)
MScript $ 7 Review
sound Por! Froject Correction
du Begiiners Section
“Mini-Motherboard Hardware Project
carken R9232 (2-S1/0) Printer Driver
Tasword And The LArken Printer Driver
Larken DOS Lottery Program
3INCUS News (Nov-Dec 1988)
2X81 Tips
Exploring The TS-1000's Sinclair Logic Chip (SLC)
Paul's Page On Pascal
JISTA Newsletter (Vol. 2, No. 5)
Micro Stuffer 64K Printer Buffer Review
REM Creator (TS-1000 Prog)
The RAMTOP (Oct/Nov 1988)
The World Of Midi
“09 Express (Dec 1988)
CP/M Terminal
The Hacker (Dec 1988)
COMDEX Ends Its 10th Year Fest
Indiana Sinclair-Timex Newsletter (Nov 1988)
A Quick Vafadrive Conversion For TS-2068 W-File
Plotter (Dec 1988)
RAMDISK Backup And Restore Utility (2068 Prog)
Oliger Safe V 2.5 Disk Operating System
HATS Newsletter (Dec 1988)
Perfidia (2068 Prog)
Timelinez (Nov 1988)
Paycheck Analyst (QL Prog)
The Incredible Shrinking Screen (2068 Prog)
LISTing Newsletter (Nov 1988)
Data Compression For The 2068 and Other Stuff
Personal Money Management Program (TS-1000)
Checkbook Management (TS-1000 Prog)
Keeping Time In The Hone office (TS-1000 Prog)
CATS Newsletter (Dec 1988)
QL On The QT
Nore Fun With The Larken Drive System
Transfering Files: 2068 To QL
Q! Boot For The 2068 Aerco Disk System

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DECEMBER NITE-TIMES NEWS

TIMEX/SINCLAIR BBS DIRECTORY

(December 1999)

BULLETIN BOARD NUMBER NOTES RATES
WSIVYG BES... .... (201) 955-7705 £L D @W 15/14
GET aa EBS . (213) 329-3922 € H D @ Y 17/15
GREY MATTER BES. 0.00... (213) 971-6200 8 MD. 0 Y 17/15
RUN SMUG A Sow Soc De he . . (IT) 840-4162 8 D @ Y 16/15
CLEVELAND FREE-NET BES... .. (216) 368-3888 7 Le. $ 15/14
TIMELINES E (216) 671-6922 8H D 1 W 15/14
IW BS Te (216) 327-1099 8 HD. Y 15714
KINGS MARKET BBS. . .. . . . . (303) 665-6091 8 M D € Y 16/15
ASTRAL PLANE BBS. ....... (312) 476-7785 8 L.D € V. -----
MOTOROLA COMPUTER CLUB BES. . . (312) 576-7072 BLD € V. -----
SERIAL PORT BES . +... (313) 286-0145 BHD Y 15/13

CCESSSLINESBES |... (317) 841-7072 8 L 0 W-14/12
EHRE io zan (415) 571-6911 8 MD AW 16/14
EUREN BBS o Deor e ptg (408) 475-0880 BND 16/14
IOWA SINCLAIR BBS ....... (515) 282-4169 8 MD Y 15/13
NICHOLSON NIGHTIME NETWORK. . . (604) 354-4666 8H D ? Y 32/27
E OA (607) 754-3420 8 LD W 16/15
A BE SV ene reu (614) 423-7879 7 L 0 € V. 16/15
THE TIMEVARP BBS. ....... (617) 481-0555 7 L D.* W 16/15
PLEKI BOS A Es (617) 648-7651 8 L € Y 16/15
FCO OO it se (702) 644-6910 8 MD 1 16/14
NIGHT BYTE BBS... (718) 627-1293 8 LO $ V. 15/14
THE BUS DEPOT BBS... ss . .. (304) 262-6761 8 L D.* Y 16/15

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TIMEX BBS DIRECTORY LEGEND

PARAMETERS = 7/E/1 & PARAMETERS = 8/N/1
TIMEX FILE TRANSFERS L LOW USAGE T/S MSG BASE
MEDIUM USAGE T/S MSG BASE H HIGH USAGE T/S MSG BASE
SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED X OPERATION DURING EVENINGS
ACCESSIBLE VIA PC PURSUIT ? DOWN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
SUMMER VERIFICATION F FALL VERIFICATION

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WINTER VERIFICATION SPRING VERIFICATION

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RATES ARE THE CHARGES FROM CHICAGO FOR THE FIRST MINUTE & EACH
FOLLOWING MINUTE AFTER 11:00 PM ANO ON WEEKENDS.

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DECEMBER NITE-TIMES NEWS

CHICAGO AREA TIMEX USERS GROUP

(December 1988)

!LAYNE ARNESON:

11 S. HARDING AVE, EVERGREEN, IL 60642 (212) 422-0030
ALL BEATTY:

"624 N. GREENVIEW, CHICAGO, IL 60626 (312) 764-8378
TAMES BREZINA:

329 SPRING RO, ELMHURST, IL 6012€
TERRY COHLER:

3928 N. ROCKWELL, CHICAGO, IL 60659
STEVE COOPER:

1300 MAPLE, DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515
JOHN L. DONALDSON:

335 FOXWOOD CIRCLE, GENEVA, IL 60124
3ILL DONETS:

2905 COVERT RD., GLENVIEW, IL 60025
MARK DORINSON:

?,0.80K 351, FRANKFORT, IL 60423

«EN DUDA:

3345 N. OKETO AVE, CHICAGO, IL 60634 UNLISTED
ALPHONSO FENG:

15 WAKE ROBIN CT, WOODRIDGE, IL 60517
GLORIA GEDONIUS:

459 W. MELROSE, APT 1 E, CHICAGO, IL 60657 (312) 871-6579
JIM HENDERSON:

5710 N. MERRIMAC, PEORIA, IL 61614
JAMES KERR:

526 E. 144TH PLACE, DOLTON, IL 60419
WILLIAM J. KLEIN:

400 E. GARFIELD, INGLESIDE, IL 60041
DAVE LEBOWITZ:

934 GARDNER ROAD, FLOSSMOOR, IL 60422
GARY L. LESSENBERRY :

18854 YORKTOWN AVE., GREAT LAKES, IL 60088 (312) 473-9415
LEOPOLD MAJEWSKI:

14120 WINDSOR CT., WOODSTOCK, IL 60098 UNLISTED

JAMES McCALL:

523 W. BROMPTON AVE. #114, CHICAGO IL 60657 (312) 472-6036
FRANK W. MILLS:

417-5.-477H AVE, BELLWOOD, IL 60104
NAZIR PASHTOON:

940 BEAU DRIVE $204, DES PLAINES, IL 60016 (312) 439-1679
LAWRENCE P. SAUTER:

7747 Y. BRYN MAWR, CHICAGO, IL 60631
EDVIN SCHOEN!

P.0.80X 907€, DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515 (312) 852-9372

(312) 832-1782
(312) 878-4606
(312) 969-3553
(312) 232-6147
(312) 657-8168

(815) 469-3403

(312) 971-0495

(309) 691-3332

(312) 841-5034

(312) 587-5665

(312) 798-4365

(312) 544-1918

(312) 763-5383

LEE THORESEN:

45 HICKORY LANE, CRETE, IL 60417

JONH ULREICH:

203 NAUVOO, PARK FORREST, IL 60466

BUTCH SEEREN;

5028 1/2 S. ELLIS, CHICAGO, iL 60615 UNLISTED
KAKAK KKN EEK EC KEKE
Qut Of Town CATUG Members *
EARLE KEKE KE RE KEE

(312) 672-9086

(312) 748-6004

RICK CONNERS :

2-29-3 NISHI OGI MINAMI, SUGINAMI-KU, TOKYO 1&7 JAPAN
ROBERT CURNUTT:

10400 TRUXTON RD., ADELPHI, MD 20783

PETE FISCHER:

P.0.B0X 60781, PHOENIX, AZ 85082-0781 RUTH FEGLEY:
Apt E-1, 6000 IVYDENE TERRACE, BALTIMORE, MD 21209
JOAN KEALY:

3334 ZION, B-11, EL PASO, TX 79904

JOHN McMICHAEL:

1710 PALMER DRIVE, LARAMIE, WYOMING 82070

GLEN MORLAND:

522 DUNHAM ST., BURLINGTON, IA 52601

WILLIAM POUDEN:

R.R. 1, BOX 364, BRIDGEPORT IL 62417

JOHN J. SHEPARD

R2, BOX 4080, COLDWATER, MS 38618

JAY S. SIEGLE:

1616 SSTH STREET, BASENENT APT, BROOKLYN, NY 11204-1823

To become a member of the Chicago Area Timex User Group, send
your name, address, phone number, and computer system
description with ten dollars to the CATUG treasurer, Al Feng,
Wake Robin Ct, Woodridge, IL 60517. In return, you will recieve
all the issues of the Nite Times News for the current calendar
year, access to the CATUG text and software libraries and
participation in group purchases.

SURVIVALIST NOTES

Each month, we will try to include scematics for various
peices of Timex and Sinclair equipment. This month, we are
providing a schematic of a 2X81/TS-1000 16K RAM Pack.

If you have have some schematics that you would like to share
with your fellow Timexers, send them to:

Editor, Nite-Times News

1885-4 Yorktown Avenue

Great Lakes, IL 60088.

AL SHERMAN:

9216 MARIE, SCHILLER PARK, IL 60176
GREG SIMMONS:

1625 SOUTH LIVINGSTON, PEORIA, IL UNKNOWN

808 SVOGER:

613 PARKSIDE CIRCLE, STREAMWOOD, IL 60107 (312) 837-7957

(312) 671-2720

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